Month: March 2013
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Teacher hands students silent language lesson
Deaf lecturer Christopher Patterson’s sign language classes go beyond learning the letters.
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Beth Phillips
Beth Phillips, Rite Aid Professor in Community Pharmacy and director of the residency program at…
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Carter Galbraith
Carter Galbraith, a senior biology and psychology major who will be heading to medical school…
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UGA researchers track down gene responsible for short stature of dwarf pearl millet
While pearl millet is a major food staple in some of the fastest growing regions…
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Russell Library to host First Person Project Interview Day April 19
The next interviews for the First Person Project, a new oral history series documenting the…
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Terry College and Tull School of Accounting maintain accreditation
The University of Georgia Terry College of Business and its Tull School of Accounting have…
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UGA grant helps students understand diabetes through virtual gaming
When Scott Brown thinks about the future of education, he sees his undergraduate students taking…
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UGA hosts 65th Georgia Science and Engineering Fair
More than 800 Georgia middle and high school students competed March 21-23 in the 65th…
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Sixth UGA School of Law grad selected to clerk for U.S. Supreme Court in nine years
University of Georgia School of Law graduate Andrew A. Pinson has been selected to serve…
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Georgia Law secures win at regional round of ABA Appellate Advocacy Competition
The University of Georgia School of Law captured first place at the regional level of…
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Media Advisory: UGA president to ‘Snell-A-Brate’ with students April 3
University of Georgia President Michael F. Adams will “Snell-A-Brate” with students in his final “Open…
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UGA science education faculty ranked among best nationally in research productivity in 2000s
University of Georgia College of Education faculty members were ranked among the most productive faculty…
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Native Canadian novelist Joseph Boyden to speak at UGA
The University of Georgia Franklin College of Arts and Sciences Institute for Native American Studies…
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Expert on race, gender and sport management Ketra Armstrong to give lecture April 3
Ketra L. Armstrong, a nationally recognized scholar on race, gender and the social psychology of…
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Grady College to recognize distinguished alumni
Four distinguished alumni of the University of Georgia Grady College of Journalism and Mass Communication…
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Administrative Professionals Day Conference slated for April at UGA’s Athens and Gwinnett campuses
The Administrative Professionals Day Conference, sponsored by the University of Georgia Center for Continuing Education…
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UGA music school to close 2013 2nd Thursday series with ‘Romantic and Élégiaque’
The University of Georgia Hugh Hodgson School of Music’s 2nd Thursday Scholarship Concert series will…
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Collaborative UGA research project reveals surprising information about Orpheus sculpture
The Georgia Museum of Art at the University of Georgia will host a public lecture…
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UGA’s Getzen Lecture to focus on health care reform
Henry J. Aaron, noted health care expert and economist at The Brookings Institution, will give…
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72nd Annual Peabody Awards winners announced
Thirty-nine recipients of the 72nd Annual Peabody Awards were announced today by the University of…
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UGA to offer wide range of summer camps, activities in 2013
From robotics to gymnastics, this summer the University of Georgia will offer a variety of…
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Hugh Ruppersburg named University Professor
Hugh Ruppersburg, a long-time faculty member in the English department who also has held leadership…
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UGA Night at Six Flags Over Georgia set for April 12
The University of Georgia will host the tenth annual UGA Night at Six Flags Over…
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Princeton University scholar to lecture on modernism, photography at UGA
Michael Jennings of Princeton University will visit the University of Georgia to discuss German-Jewish cultural…
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